Reddit mentions of Past Life Oracle Cards: A 44-Card Deck and Guidebook

Fun, thanks for hosting the scavenger hunt!

1. Something Blue: These journals are so beautiful, and I just thought I would start the scavenger hunt out with something simple and beautiful. Is that too corny of a reason to put them on here?
   
2. Summer: Summer reminds me that I will soon be in a place with sun constantly radiating down and burning my retinas. We're all gonna need some sunglasses.
   
3. Unusual Food-Related Item: Kawaii Squishies are super cute, smell like freshly baked bread (or cream soda), and are shaped like foods! I had a lot of wiggle room with this category, and while I have tons of things about food in my WLs, I just think these are great to pass out to stressed friends, as well.
   
4. Gift Someone Else: A Bidet for the Fiancé Kind of a silly one, but my fiancé loves bidets. I've always wanted to get him one, and so this is my ultimate "I love you" gift for him. I actually thought about getting it for him and calling it his engagement ring, in response to the one he just got me. Do you think it would make him laugh?
   
5. Book!: The book Lab Girl by Hope Jahren has gotten a lot of great press, and it seems very relevant to any woman in a demanding science-related field. I think it would be an interesting, and hopefully inspiring, read.
   
6. Less Than a 1$: Somehow this shampoo brush is only $.01? Is that real?
   
7. Related to Dogs: I haven't owned a dog since my family's golden retriever, Max. He was such a wonderful light in our house, and I think about him a lot. I know that GSD are really smart, so I figured I'd put something a smart-alecky GSD owner might have on here. ;)
   
8. Not Useful, But Awesome: I really love oracle cards. I find that they sort of get me past challenges that maybe I'm too stubborn to see for myself. I think they are a good psychological tool, but I also know most people would find them less than useful. Therefore, they are mostly just awesome, and I want them.
   
9. Great Movie: I get some flak for it, but my favorite movie of all time is Coraline. I think it is just so thought-provoking and the animation is beautiful. It really has a special place in my heart.
   
10. Zombies Attack!: Weirdly enough, I am in the process of creating an emergency plan and some bugout bags for my fiancé and I. It's more of a hobby than worry, but I always thought a couple of these matches would come in handy when the hammer drops.
    
11. Life Goals: This one might require a little explanation. So, I just quit my career as an archaeologist to become a creative writer, and my fiancé just quit his archaeology career to become an illustrator. Together we are writing some children's books, creating a comic book series, and hosting a podcast. It has come to our attention that these endeavors require social media presence (something neither of us are very good at). Through our bumbling around, we've found that our pictures are turning out less-than-great for social media, and the problem is lighting. I think this lightbox really neat for anyone who wants to make their pictures look professional on social media.
    
12. Add-Ons: Makeup Remover Cloths These are so useful, I thought about even adding them to the Zombie Apocalypse part of the Scavenger Hunt! I sometimes forget to take care of my skin. So I started leaving one of these by my nightstand just for those times when I'm too lazy (or drunk) to take my makeup off. They are lifesavers!
    
13. Fandom Related: Adventure Time, come on grab your friends.... No explanation needed really. AT is amazing, and I'm sad the series is ending, but we will always have the comics!
    
14. Ridiculously Priced: Okay, let's chat. This watch is over $200,000 and has 4 reveiws? 4 people bought this? Why?! If I was that rich, I'd hole up in my cool-ass movie theater and eat caviar all day. Who needs a watch for that?
    
15. Shark or Unicorn: This unicorn color-changing light is on my wishlist. I want it so badly, but have no idea where I would put it. The bathroom maybe? It has to be somewhere that won't get in the way of all my other unicorn stuff. I like when people just happily stop upon a unicorn in the apartment. When they're peeing is a good time, right?
    
16. Smells Great: These candles are the scents of a coffee shop and so I know everyone in my house would feel warm and welcome right when they walk in once they are lit. These are actually three of my favorite scents, so you can probably tell that I have a slight coffee-related addiction.
    
17. Toy: Dixit is an amazing game. Like...I don't know how to describe it. A bunch of cards with illustrations on them need to be described by the players, and then everyone votes on which description they like the best (blindly vote). It's just a wonderful game for inspiration, and you can make it as complicated or as simple as you'd like. I really enjoy playing it with both my friends and family.
    
18. Helpful for Writers: An Imaginative Workbook! I think one of the biggest things writers forget how to do is play! We spend so much time in our universe, trying to make it perfect, that sometimes we forget to just let go and have our imaginations run wild. I think workbooks like the one I just linked are perfect for when writer's block hits, or when we need a pick-me-up to remember why we started writing in the first place.
    
19. Current Obsession: My current obsession has become learning how to play the ukulele. I heard on a couple of podcasts that it really boosted some people's happiness, especially if they loved music, but didn't feel like they had the time to learn to play a new instrument. I have been borrowing my neighbor's, but since I am moving soon, I've decided to purchase one from Amazon. They have tons of ukuleles on there, weirdly.
    
20. Makes You Laugh: As a person who loves Wes Anderson films this coffee table book always makes me laugh.
    
    Edit: Finished! I love scavenger hunts; it always reminds me what a weirdo I am.

You're in the age range for Indigos. Most were born during the 80s. I'm 28, too. The ones being born now are called Crystal Children and are somewhat different, diagnostically. And then supposedly there will be the Rainbow Children, however most famous psychics that travel say they've never seen one yet anywhere - although there are plenty of parents that will tell you their child is Rainbow - or Indigo - or Crystal. I really don't agree with parents giving a spiritual identity to their young children. Only they can know if they're Indigo or psychic and if they are, they will struggle harder than other kids growing up, and they won't find many other kids they can relate to. Until I started doing spiritual work for the benefit of OTHERS, it was a complete curse.

Anyway, you should check out the material that Nancy Ann Tappe collected. She's dead now, but she was the person that invented the theory and her followers have maintained her website. Also, I would get a copy of The Care and Feeding of Indigo Children by Doreen Virtue, and do Charles Virtue's Indigo Studies course. It's only about $50 bucks, all you have to do is listen to four two hour long .mp3s in order to get the certification, however in my opinion, the information in that course is invaluable and worth WAY more than earning a certificate. And then I would also get a deck of oracle cards.

That's the main way I connect with my angels these days. They're safe, accurate, don't pose any dangers like the ouija, pendulums or mediumship, and you'll truly be connecting with your angel guides. Charles has a deck of oracle cards for Indigos, which I really like, but it can sometimes be a little vague when being used for divination. Honestly, I'd recommend getting four decks - Angel Answers Oracle Cards, Past Life Oracle Cards, and Angel Dreams Oracle Cards, and Indigo Angel Oracle Cards.

There's another thing you might consider though - you might be an Earth Angel as opposed to an Indigo... You can both, neither or just one or the other. But if you're interesting in determining celestial origin, psychic ability, connecting with the angels, etc., you should probably find out what your specific "type," is. I'm gonna link you to another post where I answered someone's question in detail that was asking what Earth Angels and Realms are. I can do a reading for you if you want though, too.

Here are the links to everything:


Nancy Ann Tappe's Main Website: http://www.nancyanntappe.com


Nancy Ann Tappe's Site Section on Indigos: http://www.allaboutindigos.com


The Care and Feeding of Indigo Children by Doreen Virtue Amazon.com Link: http://www.amazon.com/Care-Feeding-Indigo-Children/dp/1561708461/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417700906&sr=8-1&keywords=care+and+feeding+of+indigo


Charles Virtue's Indigo Studies Course: http://www.charlesvirtue.com


Angel Answers Oracle Cards by Doreen Virtue & Radleigh Valentine Amazon.com Link: http://www.amazon.com/Angel-Answers-Oracle-Cards-Guidebook/dp/1401945902/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417701117&sr=8-1&keywords=angel+answers


Past Life Oracle Cards by Doreen Virtue and Brian Weiss Amazon.com Link: http://www.amazon.com/Past-Life-Oracle-Cards-Guidebook/dp/1401943675/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417701172&sr=8-1&keywords=past+life+oracle+cards


Indigo Angel Oracle Cards by Doreen Virtue and Charles Virtue Amazon.com Link: http://www.amazon.com/Indigo-Angel-Oracle-Doreen-Virtue/dp/1401934986/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417701232&sr=8-1&keywords=indigo+oracle+cards


Angel Dreams Oracle Cards by Doreen Virtue and Melissa Virtue Amazon.com Link: http://www.amazon.com/Angel-Dreams-Oracle-Doreen-Virtue/dp/1401940439/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417701271&sr=8-1&keywords=angel+dreams+oracle+cards


I should mention, a lot of these can be bought significantly discounted if you order from the publisher instead, which is HayHouse.com - just type the titles into the search bar at Hay House and you might be able to get some stuff way cheaper. Also, all the books I've mentioned so far are available for Kindle or Macintosh iBooks, and all of the decks I just mentioned can be purchased as apps for iPhone an Android. It sounds like a strange concept, but yes, they have made most all tarot and oracle cards into app versions now (from lots of different publishers), and they actually do work. In fact, sometimes it seems like some of the readings I do by app are more accurate! Lol.

I think it just proves that if you reach out to Spirit sincerely, you will get an answer and/or help, regardless of the medium you choose to work with. As for the decks, I'd get Angel Dreams for divination, Past Life for so many reasons I can't even list them all (most people's present day difficulties can be traced back to traumas that occurred in past lives and processing the regressed memories can cause illnesses to heal, phobias to go away, and can explain some of the patterns of behavior in a person's life that seem inexplicable). The Indigo cards I would get in order to work with in communicating with Metatron, and Angel Answers is a deck that just gives you straight up blunt answers and will do yes/no and when/where questions.

Lastly, here are some other books I didn't mention earlier... I haven't read them all yet but they're in my iBooks:


The Indigo Children: The New Kids Have Arrived by Lee Carroll and Jan Tober


Indigo Celebration: More Messages, Stories, and Insights from the Indigo Children by Lee Carroll and Jan Tober


Indigo Adults: Understanding Who You Are and What You Can Become by Kabir Jaffe (Author), Ritama Davidson


The Indigo Children Ten Years Later: What's Happening with the Indigo Teenagers! by Lee Carroll and Jan Tober


The Children of Now: Crystalline Children, Indigo Children, Star Kids, Angels on Earth, and the Phenomenon of Transitional Children by Meg Blackburn Losey Ph.D.


Becoming Indigo by Tara Taylor and Lorna Schultz Nicholson


Through Indigo's Eyes by Lorna Schultz Nicholson and Tara Taylor


Oh, and here's the link where I posted about what Earth Angels and Earth Angel Realms are: http://www.reddit.com/r/angelrealm/comments/2netg6/what_is_your_earth_angel_realmcelestial_origin_if/


I hope that helps!